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Scientific American, Vol. 96, No. 6 (1907) (1907)

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y armor 12 inches thick. erful in proportion to its cost. The limit to the carried by the present-day type of Ship, being, how- If, on the other hand, the vessels close in till the size of a ship is reached at that point where an in- crease in the number of guns carried does not produce Her speed… … THE BATTLESHIP OF THE FUTURE. battery would be overwhelmed by the ten guns of the account of interference between them. It is not possi- cating engines. The hull is subdivided into separate ble to arrange a very large number of heavy guns on “Dreadnought,” while the American’s intermediate bat-…

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